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NPR, PBS and local public broadcast stations around the country are hiring more journalists and pumping millions of dollars into investigative news to make up for what they see as a lack of deep-digging coverage by their for-profit counterparts.
- Msnbc.com was one of the top winners announced Saturday at the 2010 Online Journalism Awards.
Federal funding will expand the PBS investigative series "Frontline" to a year-round broadcast schedule over the next two years.
Julian Assange is a journalist and activist best known as the founder and public face of WikiLeaks, the Internet based publisher making headlines around the world by releasing secret or suppressed information revealing government and corporate misconduct.Assange and WikiLeaks …
Prosecuting Wall StreetCBS News) Two whistleblowers offer a rare window into the root causes of the subprime mortgage meltdown.
Inmates Scamming Millions Of Dollars In Tax ReturnsA FOX 13 investigation that began in 2005 exposed Florida prisoners filing bogus tax returns from behind bars and getting refund checks in the thousands of dollars.
The war on WikiLeaks and why it matters - Glenn Greenwald - Salon.comA newly leaked CIA report prepared earlier this month (.pdf) analyzes how the U.S. Government can best manipulate public opinion in Germany and France -- in order to ensure that those countries continue to fight in Afghanistan.
An Alleged Kentucky burglar 'rewarded' with arrest???Two central Kentucky men were rewarded with an arrest after police said one of them implicated himself while trying to collect money offered for information about the case.
New U.S. weapon: Hand-held lie detectorThe new handheld lie detector being issued to U.S. troops in Iraq and Afghanistan will put American military men and women at risk, according to a national expert on polygraphs.
Late bridge inspections put public at riskAt least 17,000 bridges in the U.S. went more than two years between safety inspections, according to federal records analyzed by msnbc.com.
New Center for Investigative Journalism launched A new Center for Investigative Journalism is launched in Wisconsin to examine government integrity.
BU launches investigative journalism collaborativeBoston University launched the New England Center for Investigative Reporting, a collaborative focused on local and regional issues involving multimedia investigative reporting.
Michael Jackson 'close to death'Excerpt: Michael Jackson is suffering from a rare lung condition and needs to undergo an emergency transplant operation, according to a writer who is penning a new biography on the singer.
Will free media kill journalism?Why the obsession with free media? Broadcast TV, radio, commuter and community newspapers and many magazines are all free and have flourished. And just as Google re-invented the classified, new video ad models are emerging to underwrite video journalism.
New developments on the Sweeney front: VIP Scientologists can be screamed at and insulted as part of an investigative program. At least in the BBC. So if you have a little bit of popularity, don't go to the UK for now.
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